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from combustibles. Remove hood and vent and close hole in wall. Section 2(f). 4. Repair hole in wall and ceiling of kitchen. 5. Deteriorated floor and supports in kitchen with deteriorated trap door. Repair and/or replace. 6. Horizontal supports for rear wall of second floor rotted and deteriorated. Replace rotted area of all horizontal members and provide adequate beams to carry load. Anchor wood column at base. 7. Gutter rotted out allowing water to rot out area in Item 5. Replace deteriorated portion. 8. Downspout connected to sanitary sewer. Remove downspout from sewer. 9. Joists rotted under area of landing at rear steps. Replace rotted members. 10. Six inch hole in siding or rear exterior wall. Repair. 11. Loose plaster in ceiling at right rear of bar area, and in the two front rooms upstairs. Remove and replace loose areas. 12. Broken door glass in rear downstairs door. Replace glass. 13. All sinks, lavatories and laundry tubs have been installed without vents, including the two lavatories in the outside rest rooms. Install vents. The laundry tub's trap and arm are deteriorated. Replace. 14. At right rear of building drain lines have two uncapped openings. Provide caps. 15. Accessory building close Co rear of structure is old shower room with open sewer connection. Remove accessory building and cap sewer. The following are violations of Section 2(d) and should be taken care of by an electrical contractor: 1. No switch on neon sign out front. A disconnect switch required at sign. 2. Romex wiring exposed on front outside. No romex wiring to be run unless concealed. 3. Open cord wiring run in places in bar room. All wiring on surface to be run in metal. 4. Ungrounded receptacles. Ground all receptacles. 5. B.X, cable to open wiring in store room. No open wiring or romex exposed. 6. Pull chains in kitchen near grounded surface. No pull chains within five foot horizontal and eight foot vertical of grounded surfaces. 7. Romex surface on rear of building. No romex exposed. 8. Motor protection jumpered out on switch in basement for compressor motor. Motor protection required on all motors. 9. Open knife switch in basement for motor disconnect. No open switches unless guarded. 10. Open romex and knob and tube in basement. No open wiring.' 11. Pull chain in basement. No pull chains within five feet horizontal and eight feet vertical of grounded surface. 12. Exposed switches and romex in toilet. No exposed romex in toilets. 13. Romex and B.X, outside building at service area. Place all outside sur- face wiring in conduit, rigid or steel tube. At this point Chairman Antonini called for a recess. At 10:35 the meeting was called back to order by Chairman Antonini. 7a.) This matter was deleted from the agenda by request of the applicant Ted J. Slosek. 7b.) Dan Coleman and Associates. Request of Dan Coleman and Associates to consider the proposed land use and major circulation system for the future development of the De Salvo property (Willow West). Mr. Castro presented an exhibit delineating the proposed land uses and their location, including the future realignment of Aopyard Road. Some of theCommissioners expressed concern with the effect the commercial area would have on the downtown district. Mr. Castro indicated that road alignments in the area would be more precisely delineated at a later time. Mr. Castro added that the Commission should consider the Land use at this time under a planned unit development, individual phases would be submitted to the Commission for review at a later date. Mr. Coleman explained the first phase of develop- ment would be along Hopyard Road. Commissioner Plato expressed concern that 12 acres of commercial and office districts seemed excessive when redevelopment has been planned for the downtown area; he felt that a portion of the area could possibly be better used se an I-G (General Industrial) District. Mr. Coleman stated that showroom facilities were planned for the C and 0 Districts with the focal point being the recreational facilities. Mr. Coleman felt the size of the C and 0 Districts was justified by the needs of the surrounding area; adding there were several persons definitely interested in locating in these areas. Commissioner Plato expressed the opinion that some small parcels 6, 4-24-68